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Revision as of 13:42, 3 September 2024
This is a timeline of AI Policy and legislation, which attempts to overview the changes in international and local laws around AI and AI Safety.
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| 2018 | May 5 | European Union | International Policy | The European Union effected the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the strongest and most comprehensive attempt yet to regulate personal data. The GDPR outlines a set of rules that aims to strengthen protection for personal data in response to increasing development in the tech world.[1] Although the GDPR is focused on privacy, it states that individuals have the right to a human review of results from automated decision-making systems.[2] The fine for violating the GDPR is high and extends to any organization that offers services to EU citizens.[1] |
